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"The Terrifying Duel! Arise Hero of Bonds, ZEXAL!" is the sixty-sixth episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime.
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Summary[]
Yuma Xyz summons three Numbers.
Vetrix comments that Yuma have some luck on his side, which he was able to Summon three "Numbers" as well. Yuma replies it's not luck - it’s jus how skilled I am. Astral tells him - they can win with this battle formation, just pass through him. Yuma agrees and activates the effect of "Number 17: Leviathan Dragon", detaching an Overlay Unit to increase its ATK by 500. "Leviathan Dragon" then attacks and destroys "Number 10: Illumiknight" with "Vice Stream", dropping Vetrix LP to 3900. Yuma orders "Number 39: Utopia" to attack "Number 8: Heraldic King Genome Heriter" with "Hope Blade Slash", destroying it and reducing Vetrix LP to 3800. Vetrix says it's hardly anything to get excited about - I still have 3000 ATK power of "Number 30: Acid Golem of Destruction" out. Yuma then activates a Quick-Play Spell - "Xyz Triangle Force". He explains that when he controls three or more Xyz Monsters, he can destroy any card on the field. The eyes of "Leviathan Dragon", "Utopia" and "Number 34: Terror-Byte" glow red and each fires an energy beam, which forms into a larger energy beam and destroys "Acid Golem". Vetrix is surprised Yuma has that card out. Yuma tells him he have destroyed all his "Numbers". Yuma's friends supposes that has a good chance now and wishs him to do his best. Yuma ends his turn and urges Vetrix to come at him.
Vetrix says that his starting to think that Yuma really believe he can defeat him. Yuma replies of course i do - for the sakes of Tres and Kite. He says that Yuma has three "Numbers" out, Vetrix considers the stage is set for him to get serious. Yuma asks what he means. Tron titles this is his "destiny draw" and yells "kattobingu!" He says he's just kidding and sticks his tongue out at Yuma. He activates the effect of the "Heraldic Beast Unicorn" in his Graveyard, banishing it to Special Summon an Xyz Monster from his Graveyard with its effects negated. He Special Summons "Illumiknight". He activates the effect of the second "Unicorn" in his Graveyard, Special Summoning "Genome Heriter". Yuma says that its no use summoning a monster - my monsters have higher ATK. Astral tells him Vetrix goal isn't attacking - if he wanted to attack, he would have revived "Acid Golem". Vetrix activates "Reborn Medallion", explaining that it will let him revive a Level 4 or lower "Heraldic Beast" monster from his Graveyard. "Heraldic Beast Bernard's Falcon" is raised from the Graveyard.
God Medallion Make Sphere Field turn color to neon.
Tron activates its effect, letting him change the Levels of all face-up monsters he controls to be the same as it. Astral is incredulous that he could give his Xyz Monsters Levels. Yuma realizes he has three Level 4 monsters now. Tron overlays them to Xyz Summon "Number 69: God Medallion Coat of Arms" in Attack Position. Astral says that "Number" has finally shown up and Bronk notes that its the "Number" that took out Kite's "Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon". Astral calls that "Number" the embodiment of Tron's vindictive heart. Tron's mask begins to exude a black mist. He says it hurts, but he can feel the overflow of hatred as it pours out and suffocates him. He claims the mask is no longer needed. He calls this their last Duel, as at its completion all of their memories, or rather, anything and everything will be stolen away. Due to that, he says he'll let him get a good look at his real face first.
Tron Unmasked.
Then, Tron casts the mask from his face. Yuma, Astral and Mr. Heartland gasp, while Dr. Faker simply says "Byron...." The right side of Tron's face appears as a glowing image of space, with a black hole for an eye. The left side of his face appears normal, though marks similar to those on the face of "Coat of Arms" appear in the middle of it. Tron reveals that as he wandered the fissure of the different dimension, his face was transformed into what he sees now. He claims all he has left in his body is his heart of revenge. Astral calls it proof that Tron is no longer a human of this world. The audience members believe the face to be augmented reality, which they think is quite impressive. Bronk mutters that its not AR and Caswell says that it's Tron true self. Cathy insists that Yuma run away, but Tori leaps to her feet and urges the group to cheer for Yuma. Tron tells Yuma and Astral to take a good look at the ultimate "Number" he's obtained and reveals that it cannot be destroyed by card effects.
Tron sends Yuma against edge of Sphere Field.
In addition, it negates the effects of all other monsters and gains those effects itself. He claims he'll make them realize how meaningless friendship and hope are through its effect. He declares "God Medallion Hand", with "Coat of Arms" snaring each of Yuma's monsters with a purple arm, draining their effects and their colors with them. Tron immediately activates the effect that "Coat of Arms" drained from "Leviathan Dragon", detaching an Overlay Unit to increase its ATK by 500, to 3100. He then activates the effect of the "Heraldic Beast Leo" in his Graveyard, banishing it to decrease the ATK of "Leviathan Dragon" by the same amount. A red beam is fired from the Graveyard's portal, reducing the ATK of "Leviathan Dragon" to 2000. "Coat of Arms" attacks and destroys "Leviathan Dragon" with "God Rage", reducing Yuma to 500 Life Points and flinging him against the edge of the Sphere Field.
Astral starts to fade in and out, but asks Yuma if he's alright. Yuma replies he's fine, but Tron advises him to give up as soon as possible. He says his sons were useless, but he isn't like them, he is invincible. The power of "Coat of Arms" has same power gap between it and other monsters as between a parent and child. Yuma says that monster is exactly the same as Tron then. Yuma says he's sure of it now - Tres, Quatro and Cinco were all worried about Vetrix. He wonders why people as good as them would give up everything they had for someone like him. Tron growls and Yuma asks him if he believes it was a natural thing since they were his children. Yuma insists that's not it - it's because they all had faith that one day Tron would return from the other world. He asks why Tron couldn't have been nicer to them upon his return and why he pushed them to a dead end for something as boring as revenge. Tron insists that a child like Yuma could never understand. Yuma says he does - he knows exactly what its like to be lonely when a father goes missing. All of Tron's sons were lonely when he went missing - and they all gave it their best when he returned despite the tears it brought them. Tron tells Yuma to shut up, but remembers the photo he had taken with his sons and their dog. He claims that all of the memories of his family left him along with his face. Yuma says he won't give up on this Duel - not until he delivers to Tron what his sons entrusted him with. Tron says it doesn't matter - he'll soon fall victim to "Coat of Arms".
Afterwards, Yuma informs Astral that their only chance of beating Vetrix is to use ZEXAL. Astral explains that the Sphere Field is a simulated dimension built to mimic those of other worlds, similiar to the inside of the Emperor's Key. Due to that, they should be able to use ZEXAL here. Astral isn't sure they should though, as there are so many viewers. Yuma tells him not worry it about that and that it doesn't matter as long as he delivers his feelings to Vetrix. Astral agrees and the two yell "kattobingu!". Yuma is encased in a red orb of light and Astral in a blue one as they shout "overlay!". Building up momentum, they circle the Sphere Field in opposite direction before colliding. Yuma reappears in ZEXAL armor, having merged with Astral, who says "When two distant souls connect, the generational force shall appear, Xyz Change ZEXAL!". Faker seems stunned to hear the word "zexal", while Heartland simply stares. The audience sees the transformation, not knowing what's happening. Tori says its the power of the bond between Yuma and Astral. Bronk wonders why they'd choose to do that with so many people watching. Caswell is curious what will happen and Cathy suggests the crowd might just think its AR. Flip says Yuma does look very cool though. Several audience members near them say Yuma looks like a true hero and that he's handsome. Flip hops up and says he is a true hero. Bronk tells him to stop, but Flip says the hero's name is "ZEXAL", and he protects Heartland. Due to Flip's verbal tic of adding "ura" to the end of sentences, the audience believes Yuma's new form is called "Zexalura". Flip thinks they have an irreversible misunderstanding now as the crowd begins to chant "Zexalura". Tori thinks its amazing so many people are cheering for Yuma and Astral.
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